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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10
Ieras.

Mn Der Guadalupe unterbalb
Comfort, ba tpo bic Mranias paBsBabn
ben GluB iiberi9reitet, tpirb cine neue
Stabt ausgele9t, bic ben Namen vWar.
ring" fiibren fo0.
= Sn Sort Wortb fanb cine fart
beiu@te MafenDeriammlung tatt 3ur
S6roerung bes bon Dallas alsgebenben
planes, ginmanberl,ng an3uaieben.
IS uurben 80 Delegaten ernannt, wels
DE bic 5tabt auf ber gu bieiem 3mede
tn Dallas am 20. DECEMBER abbaltenbe
Transformation bertreten iollen.
= Aus gaitlanb @ountp pirb nit,
getbeilt: n@eitbem bic Diirre3eit bor.
iiber 1T, babeH mir bier = tpie i'm gans
aen 9toromeiten = forttpdbrenb reidlis
den Negen gebabt. Ser Mei3en iit In
Jolge belIen Deripre@enb, unb Der Dos
ben fiir Garmarbeit Tn bortrefflider
8erfafuns. lderbauer tuie 9ieb3ii1.
ter iinb guten Mutbs, tpeil bic Weibe
gut, bas 8ieb felt unb Die gusfi1t fitr
bic nd9fe Sabresernte cine bielperipres
9enbe 1T.
- Gin @ei@dftsmann aus Dallas,
tpel9er elm paar Wo9en barauf bermea=
bet bat, i'm Sntereiie feines GeiGdftes,
grfunbigungeu iiber bic inam3ieQe Gage
bes Garmeritanbes in Gorbteras an Ort
unb Stele felbit einsusieben, faBt bas
grgebniB ieiner &eiie In ben foIgenz
ben Morten suiammett: nDie Garmer
bon NorbteTas befinben fid 9eute in ei.
ner beReren finan5iellen Sage, als is gus
bor. ginen Garmer, Der peri9ulbet
1T, in yorbteras gu finben ilt gerabe3u
ein Nusnabmsfal. Oagegen baben
80 procent bon ibnen baares Gelb, fRr
tpel@es He auBerbalb ibrer Garm 8er=
tpenoung fu6en. Die Golse babon 1T,
bab bic proiette ber GarmersA Allian3
frdftise unb flineenbe llnterfiibung fius
ben. Der Mann init ber Safe unb
oem pHug" rdbmt fi6 ni@t allein ieiner
gaumnolle, feines Wei3ens, ieiner feis
men pferbe unb ieines fetten &inbpiebs.
Gr bat auBerben aud @elb,
tpel6es in 5ablenben rlnternebmumeen
ongelegt ill.," Mebr als ber Wenterass
farmer bon iid riibmen tann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10
g,;e nro6e G;sen. trh MuSNnt

- Die grobe giieas unb @uBfabls
Girma Nrmitroug BrOs g. Co., tpel9e
friiber cine dbnlid)e &olle fpielte, ,pie
iebt bic 3anonensGirma &rupp in gfs
fen, unb bic nod bis Dor &ur3em an
ber SpiBe bes einfluBrei@en ensliiGen
ngiiem. &inges" ftanb, bat bancroft ges
mad)t. Die Steigerung bes preiies
bon @uB.giien fol- bic llria6e getpeie1
fein. Sn England berrf6t groBe 9lufs
resuns iiber bas GaliRement bieler Girs
mo, bic au ben angeiebenfen i'm san3en
2Qnbe geb1rie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10

Gie sHome Rule Noitoiipu
greift aud nnter ben G@otteu irumsr
mebr Inn fi6. Cine fhottiid6e DeIegns
tion bat SrIanb bereiR, bic mad itrer
@hdfebr bic i4meiGeIbaftsiien Weritbte
iiber bic 9lusbauer unb gnergie bes hi
fden 8olfes Der6feutlid5t. Die Dele.
gation-beiBt es bort-babe ji@ babou
iiberaeust, baB bic SrIduber feline ST.
paratitten feien, ion6ern baB fie Iebigs
lid bic bere9tisie Gprberung oer lofa.
len 5elbiibertpastung ouiftelIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10
g0unSerbare 2,are,,.

IS 3. Sobt II. Co.. @boIefale unb RstaiI
Drus9ifen bon &ome, Ga, iast: Seit bier
Sabren iibren mir Or. Sings Nem Diseoberb
Electric Bitters unb Budlens Nrnica SaIbe
unb baben ME SeilmitteI sebabt, bic iid beiie,
bertouftsn ooer mebr 8sfriebisuns geip6brten
Sic babsu einise ipunberbars &uren in uniere,
Staot beuirtt, namentlid mtbrsre Sale bon
pirflider aussebruns iinb burd ben 6ebraud
einieer Glaf9eu bon Dr. Rings Nep Diseobert
aebeilt iporben, in 8srbinbuus NIT Glettris
Bitter. g9ir enrantiren bieielben ftets.
Bum 8ertauf BEL U Dreib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10
Nrnle 20dod)elt.
gerIiner aOman bon paal ainsau.

lGortietuns.l
Ct iiberlas bic DepeI6e aufmerffam
unD mar nun bamit sufrieben. Damn
nabm er nod Elm 9latt papier un6 mele
bete in turaen QBorten ietnem Nater,
benz @ebeiinrotb 86fIom in 0amburg,
boB CT beute nit benz gfa9t3use abrei=
fen unb morgen 5u frubeler @tunbe lit
0nmburg eintreiien iueroe.
CT rief ieinen Diener unb Ioate ibm !:
2egen Sic mir glles bereit, id, min
ousgeben, unb befbroern sic bann biefe
Depeiden.
Wdbrenb iidb 86Rou In ieinem 9ois
Ietten3immer bebd@tie anfIeibete, iibers
Iegte er ii9, mas er 3u tbun babe. unb
mar erifaunt baraber, tuie lpenig fiir ibn
5u erIe6igen suar, um i'm duBerifen Sale
fiir inner bon Berlin 3u f6eioen. gr
bate feline Derbin6liGteiten. Die Gas
ulilien, nit benen er in ndberem Ners
febr ifanb, tparen nod iannt unb ion.
oefs abiueleno BON Der 6auptftabt, e5enS
70 Die MsehraahI ieiner @Iubfreunbe.
Die 9tnbigung ieiuer Wobnunq, bic
Guflof{un0 feiries Dieners Sic Whfin.
6uno Mi Transi. has mar uuoefdhr
gllIes. mas er al erIebiaen hattie. ilrlb
6os I:e6 Id beoue,,s in aubertbaIh
Gfuu0en obr1off,en ,ub pielIeid,t Saoor
IN oerinoerer 9eit benn er mar feft s,t. mt
id1inifen M mif Sron.i ouf fsine nrSss.
ten IiintethaabIunoen eiusuIofienp: er
brnnd5te IN II Mint III noiTe mohYhe;i
ali lagen. ssebenialls mar Das Das Gius
sige, iDds ibn einigermaben in 9(nIprudj
iI1hm, unb ct beid5loE boher. bieTe sadie
iofort absuibun. St nahnt an Der gde
eine Drofdte unb fubr mad, sfrouai's
4eohuuua.
Das Wdb6eu, oas linn 6ffnete. bat
Inn, einen MuoenbIif al ,parten. Srdus
Iein Tronai fobe Zen NeIud, ibrer
Gdiue{fer. 1os TrduIeiu fobe oeiaof
ne lei fiir teinen IsenIdaen au iprsd5sii.
Sic babe raiiirIid3 nid6t gsabnt, bas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10
@oblet bat BEN Nuftraa oes So

- Goblet bat BEN Muftrag bes prds
iibenien garnot, elm Miniiierinm au
bilbeu, ni6t angenommen. glls @runb
bafar fiibrt er an, haB ale bieienigen
Staatsmdnner. bic er i'm einne aebabt
bdtie fir ieim Cabinet. lein Mnerbieten
ab lele5nt bdtten. SEPT bat Ii1 iebo1
Gallieres bereit erfldrt. elm Miniiferiunl
3u bileen unb Is lit ,pabrideinIi6. baB
eine anaabl Der Wlitslieber bes &ou.
bier i6en cabinets in bemfelbeu uertres
ten iein iperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10
gasIiAe GriabrMme ieoss @iuseIuen 1T

SdsltdBe GriabrMn8 ieoeS Gtuseluen III
baB @erna6ldiiisuns bes @tubIsanses
Die 9aupturia@e ber Magerfeit 1T.
3eugniB beg pormalisen Oberri@tera
con Ga. sd babe Gin M ons .
2iuer Regulator gegen bic
bur@ 3eitweilige 2eberf6rung entifan'
bene 0artleibigteit felt "a Sabren
nnb benz Weiiunsen semdB INNER mil
enii9iebenem Nuben gebrau9t. Sd
balte i'm fiir cine CUTE Mebi3in gegeu
2eberftDruHg, iuenigitens babe idb feIbfl
fie 10 9efunben. = 9iram Narren,
S6errirbter b. Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10
Yeri1,tlttl,.

Serr y. S. GrSblidfeim bon 0aobile, ala.
bama, f@reibt SD uerfeble ME, Or. Rinss
yMeues MitteI sesem s@btnOiudt" su empfeb>
len. ba i'd es ielbf sesen etnen bartnadisen
GalI bon Bronchitis uno Satarrb ansemenoet
babe. Gs bat mir fOfort erleidteruns ber.
fdafft uno fat mid baun 10 sebeilt, bab id
leitoem feinen anfau ipiebsr sebabt babe. Sd
mug aud nod betcnen, bab id subor Sablreide
anoere MiiteI obue ben 9erinsiien @rfolo se.
braudte. llebrigsns bat mir aud Der @ebraad
bon electric 8itters unb Or. Sfinss steue 2e.
bens.Gillen lebr gut setban unb id lam iie
beffsns empfsblea
Or. Sings neue @ntoeduns ssssn Sdwinb.
fu6t, Suiten unb GrfdItunsen ipirb uatsr Go.
rantie perfauft.
4srobe Glai6eu gratis in Der apotibete bon
Il. OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10

- Die @ br. 8ell baben fiir bic
MISUNDERSTANDING neue Waaren aller
9lrt erbalten. melde lie 5u nieorisen
PreiIen Dertaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10
an6Ieus uruira.eaIbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der MseIt fur Sanitts
lusti6unssn, @ef9piirt, 5ieber. unb Saut.
ausiGIas, Gledte, ssiprnnsene &dnbe, 6rof.
beulen nnO ale Sautfranfbeiten; furirt "a.
mprrboiben ober teine Beaablnne. 8Oliss
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elb ptrO
Buriiderfattst. 26 Gents fis Sd,adtsl bel u
Dreib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10

s@ 6einite unb biuishe Grudfa,
der bel s obnOn 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10

Mn Der Guadalupe unterbolb
Comfort, ba mo bic Nranias paBsBabn
ben GluB iiberf6reitet, tDirb cine neue
Stabt ausgele9t, bic ben Namen vWar.
RIM" fiihren inf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-10
MAfM PGA&A
Acequia Strasse - San Antonio.
9attte,s . 1tntereleioer

in unabbarer Wuswol gu beebeen Bren 0uilts, 9eneu
Dantets, 0anbader Eadeni @ories Udnoer neue 9ebfM
@orss, 9oilet NrtsI, 9raan. Manieten U. Y. s.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
IF YOU WANT

To beat prohibition, every lover OF
liberty must work.
To see good show for % cents, take
in the Fashion.
To keep posted on the home news sub
scribe for the LIGHT.
To secure bargains in drygOOds call on
such well known houses as WOlfsOn.
Joske and G. B. Frank.
A good meal call and see Ludwig
Mahncke, at the MahnCke hotel.
A nice bath and good shave try f..
S. Austin's fine barber shop.
A good cigar for little money, call on
SIN Hart.
A good doctor to treat your diseases,
send for Weathers.
To get good job printing, at reason
able figures, call on the San Antonio
LIGHT.
To do business, take L. WolfsOn for
example and advertise. Furthermore,
Wolfson always pays the printer good
prices for his work.
To improve your deCaying business.
use printers ink and advertise in the
LIGHT.
To have the good will of your neigh
Dor, De sure that he lives about mile
on the other side of town.
To have prosperity in your town, pa
tronize your town papers, and help them
boom the town.
To have a new boom get up cor
ner and freeze out the old mossbacks.
To keep the money at home and bring
more to town, always see that these
excursions run into the city and not
carry people to Boerne and other brush
heaps.
To keep money in circulation, patron
ize home industries and employ home
work.
To have good times pay the laborer
his wages, and don't stand of an honest
debt when you can pay.
To be happy and receive your reward.
put on less style and pay your debts.
A nice drink-try the new city Pearl.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
HUMOROUS

A good place In which to linger a
while-Tarry-t Courier
Rosser got up Early. Now he wishes
he hadn't.-New Orleans Picayune.
LlncOln's cabinet is rapidly approach
ing q sine-die adjOurnment.-BO Boston
Globe.
Henry Georges campaign may be a
labor Of love, but 1t Is hardly a love Of
labor.-LOwell Citizen.
Dan Lamont returned to find affairs at
the capital moving In q bum-Drum way.
Chicago lnter-Ocean.
Thirty robberies were com mitted in
one night in Wichita, Kas. Which it
oughtn't to be the case Philadelphia
News.
The market reports say that coffee is
getting strong. Ii hasn't been noticed
in clearinghouse circles yet.--New
York Star.
All Mexican troops have their trousers
gOred at the hips. Sometimes they also
have them gOred at the bull fights
which take place there.
A Buffalo printer went to sleep and
fell out Of q second story window. The
crowd set him up, and after giving few
'oms he said he felt little out OF sorts,
that was all and made a dash for re-
treatment booth, where he got some
thing with q stick 10 it. COmma-Cal
case, wasn't it?-N. Y. Star.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
Crazy as a Bed Dug.

PERU, IND, July 7.-Dr. 4. b. North,
chief surgeon of the Wabash railway
hospital, was called to the residence OF
James Christianson at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning, on report that Christian
son had shot himself. The physician
found the supposed injured man In shed
near his house, and ss he approached,
Christensen jumped to his feet and
drove the doctor from the shed. The
doctor hastily closed the door, but
Christianson forced his way out and fired
twice with 4S-calibre revolver. 1t ap-
pears that Christianson was exasperated
at Mary, his l6-year-old daughter, and
early in tine morning had tried to kill
her. but had been frustrated. Retiring
to the shed, he fired q shot, and, il was
supposed, committed suicide, and DR..
North was summoned. Christisnson
was jailed. The excitement on the
streets was Intense, and there was
free talk of taking Christianson
from jail and hanging him. At 12:l5
this morning twenty-five masked
men appeared at the jail and demanded
the keys. This was refused, and
the mob broke down a large iron door
post and In fifteen minutes had Christ
ianson In their possession. He was
taken on a dead run down Broadway to
the bridge crossing the Wabash river,
where he was twice strung up. first
without the desired result, but the sec
Oud time he was eXtinguIshed, the
man dying at 1915. The lynGhing was
witnessed by about 1000 people. DR..
North Is lying In n very critical cOndl-
ton with chances against his recovery
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
TELEGRAPHIc BREvTTIRs.

May, distiller OF Litohdeld, KY, shot
down at his own door.
Applications filed for lease of $4,000
600 Texas school lands.
Calvin Sateriield, Of Austin, IL general
postoflioe inspector for Texas.
Chicago is wrestling with the cut rate
by rival railway lines.
Five new cases of fever at Key West,
bur no fatal cases.
Two Ward Island luDatic asylum at
PENDANTS indicted for manslaughter.
Most OF Sarah Bernhardt's earnings
were invested In the United States.
Fears Of fire at Brussels closes the
thester and galleries Of St Hubert.
The election of Bulgarian ruler is
set for today.
Train robbers fOiled near TemDle by
the promptness of a train dispatcher.
The ants are preparing for n big rally
al Fort Worth on the Goth.
DR.. McGlynn is elected a delegate 10
the New York state labor convention.
Cuero receives Its first cotton bale,
weighing 504 pounds.
Wisconsin cranberry vines are raided
by worms.
A land slide at Tug, Switzerland, en-
CULTS p houses and browns 100 persons
Blaine leaves London today on a
Scotch and Irish tour.
Houston receives her first cotton bale
Colorado settlers are leaving claims on
account of drOuth.
John Slade & Co., dry goods, n. Y,
assign for $4,000.
Committee of chamber Of French
deputies, report in favor Of taxing for
eigners.
Lieut.. FIipper claims TO have located
the seven lost mines OF Mexico and L..
going east TO organize 3 company.
The English commons Is threatened
with government crisis over the arrest
OF Miss Cass.
The old Vandalis line will probably
return 10 the control OF the Pennsylvania
Central.
Trouble is feared at Fort Sully and
Bennett, Da., II the present soldiers leave
before the 18th infantry arrives.
Naptha explosion at Antwerp buries
ten persons in the ruina Of the demOlsh-
ed building.
Natives Of Colombia are being captur-
ed on the Upper Amazon tributaries and
sold into Brazil as slaves.
The Valencia riots arose from an at
tempt to collect obnoxious tax. All
quiet.
Complaint ia made OF the Wild West
show as nuisance, so far as the shoot
ing is cor cerned.
Utah convention throws out poligamy
and separates church and state a as bas-
is for statehood.
Portland, Oregon, Illuminated the
summit Of Mt. Hood. l272O feet high, by
way Of Fourth of July fire works. The
Illumination vas plainly seen a distance
of over 80 miles.
Ward Island, n. Y, Investigation
shows the commissioners ignorant Ofthe
manner in which the asylum was con.
Quoted.
An insane woman reveals the where
aOouts OF $4,000 which she hid in
Paducah, KY, smOke-hOuse in 1873, and
for which her husband, as sheriff, was
held accountable.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
From Bitter Creek.

W. J. Hagerty,'a gentleman evidently
from the country, filed up on "booze"
last night aud stayed drunk all night.
Early this morning he picked q quarrel
with an inOffensive Ton Ochiltree story
teller in the campyard, as to the We
raCity OF some Of the said T.. o. story
teller's statements Of the discovery Of
gold mines and kaOlln mines, and went
for his Winchester, which was loaded
He then marched around with the gun,
spelling for fight and said he had to
kill somebody within the next four days
Captain Shardein and Assistant Mar
shRl Mccall were summoned to arrest
the man, which they did neatly and
quickly, though 1t was dangerous to sp-
proach drunken man with q loaded
Winchester. Recorder Adam imposed O
fine OF S2j upon HaRerty this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
No Orders to Fire,

QUEBEC, July 7.-Between IL and II
O'Clock last night fire broke out in the
barracks at the island, nd it has ex-
tended 300 yards, envelOping nearly all
the buildings facing the entrance.
There is unlimited CONSERVATION
among residents in the neighborhood.
The fire originated in the cavalry sta
hles, on the nOrtheas corner Of the
citadel and all the horses, twenty-six In
number, were either burned or suf-
fOcated. The fire from this point spread
to the western portion of the frontage
and speedily made its way toward the
msin entrance, destroying In its course
the ammunition wagons and guns. The
great field forge, built for such cam
paigns as that in B. c., and vast
stores, etc., were entirely consumed.
Fire then made its way across the main
entrance and Is now burning to the
western extremity of the block. A
number of bombs are exploding and the
worst fears are entertained. Many
timid citizens are leaving the city think
ing that the magazines are sure to go.
Sir Z. CarOn, minister of mill
tia, who was in the city, was
s eedily on the spot and worked like
Trojan, rendering most valuable advice
to officers and men in their efforts to
subdue the fire, when is still raging.
One man is reported missing. At a
later hour all the available forces
on the battery are blowing up buildings
to prevent the fire from reaching the
magazines, and the trumpeter is sound
ing the bugle as q signal Of danger and
for all hands to keep clear.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
Doomed Clarendon.

ERIE, Penn, July THE terrible fire
which swept the little town of Clsren-
don on Monday, was supplemented yes
terday by another visitation, which
threatened to wipe out what remained
of the village. A strong wind famed
the smoldering piles Into flames and
turned them toward the town again.
The oil well of Patrick Corners was
frat seized upon and the flames rapidly
communicated to the buildings Of 9TH
ers, until the five derrioks and fixtures
were a solid mass of fire. Assistance
came from Warren and succeeded after
a terrible fight in gaining the master
ship of the fire. The count Of buildings
destroyed Monday foots up 2Sl. There
are but l6 houses left in town. One
hundred tents which were sent by the
governor are being used by some Of the
homeless. Ii is now known that one
child persisted in the flames and two or
three grown persons are badly burned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
ALL SORTS.

With or Without: Literary ledger Ito
ne" servanO oh, YOU are the new
servant, and Whist NIGH. your name bc?"
Auner, sir" Literary ledger Han
nab, or Annaf'' Servant - "'Tain't
neither, sir; its 'Anner, with two haitch-
es."-Fun
While there's life, there's soap: Smyth
DE Forest. old fellow, you look mel
anoholy De Forest-"That's just the
way | feel. My case is hopeless"
Smyth-"Anybody Trifiing with your
affections ?' De FOrest-"Yes, my
dreams are haunted every night by a
face SAW In n soap ad."-New Haven
News.
Omaha Mainland 20 the OK cart is
still used as public conveyance In
Mexican towns I'' Great Traveller
Yes, almost entirely" why don't
they have street cars like Ours?" Well,
the fact Is the Mexicans are b, coming
quite an energetic people. and are gen
orally In hurry. "--Omsha World.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
The American Party Creed.

SAN FRANCISCO, July THE section
of the platform Of the American party
regarding the naturalization law, is in
favor of the immediate and uncondition-
81 repeal of all such laws, reserving the
rights of all who have in good faith de-
clared their intention of becoming oiti.
zens. Political controversies, or what
ever character, existing In mother
countries shall not become subjects Of
agitation or consideration in this. Aliens
shall not be permitted to own lands nor
receive the same by inheritance in the
United States. The boycott Is an alien
and cOwardly device, the growth and
transplant OF foreign soil, and shall find
no favor or indulgence in the American
marty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
Grover Won't Come to St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July Mayor Francis, of
this city, received letter from Presi-
dent Cleveland declining the invitation
Of the citizens of st. Louis to attend
the annual encampment of the
Grand Army ofthe Republic, which is to
take place in September. After express
ing his qualification at the invitation
from the citizens and from the commit
tee, he expresses regret that several off,
cial acts which he says were done I'M
der the restraint OF the oath he bad
taken as president, had brought out ex-
pressions from prominent members Of
the G. A. X. which constrained him to
review this acceptance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07

CHICAGO, July IA special from Lin
coin, Neb., says that the state veterin-
airy received dispatch today announo-
ing that notwithstanding Nebraska's
rigid quarantine, Texas fever has broken
out at Takamah, Burt county, and that
over 80 cattle have died since yesterday.
1t is known that one thousand Texas
cattle were unloaded at Takamah in
April, getting into the state, it is sup
posed through the CONVEYANCE OF some
quarantine official.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07
Alter Eartnouake Statistics.

Tucson, A. T., July 7.-Advlces from
Bavispo, in Northern Mexico, say that
Prof. 4. S. Clarke Is here, under the aus
pices Of the Hawiian government, en-
gagged in an investigation OF the traces
left by the earthquake of May 3 and sue
oeeding shocks. The damage to Bavispo
is complete, not house being left unin-
jured. The people Of the ruined town,
800 in number, are living 10 rude shell
tiers. One hundred and sixty-nine per-
sons were buried in the ruins, caused by
the frat shock
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-07

There We're FIVE fair sisters, and each had an
aim
Flora would fain be a fashionable dame;
Scholarly Susan's selection were books;
Coqucttish Cora cared more for ROCd looks;
Anna, ambitious, aspiIed after wealth:
Sensible Sarah sought first for good health.
So she took DIR. PiCrCe's Golden Medical Dis
cOvery and grew healthy ana biooWiTg Cora
beauty quickly faded: STs8n's ey's'ght allied
from Overstudy; Flora became nervous anh
fretfu in striving after fashion. aud sckly
family kept Annals husband poor. But scnsi
bic "a rah grew daily more health, charming
and intelligent. and she married rich.
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